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    Mr. Jones and Mrs. Jones were angry at each other.            

    1. ______

    They did not say for several days. One day Mr. Jones          

    2. ______

    was very tired when he came back to work, so he             

    3. ______

    went to the bed soon after dinner without a word.         

    4. ______

    Mrs. Jones washed, did some sewing. When she            

    5. ______

    went up to bed much late than her husband she             

    6. ______

    found a piece of paper on small table near her              

    7. ______

    bed. On it were the words. “Mother―Wake me up at  7 a. m. ―Father. ”

    8. ______

    When Mr. Jones wake up the next morning, it was        

    9. ______

    nearly 8 a. m. , and on the small table near

    his bed he saw other piece of paper. On it was “Father   

    10. ______

    ------Wake up , it is 7a.m.---mother.”

    Mr. Jones and Mrs. Jones were angry at each other.       

    1. __at改为with____

    They did not say for several days. One day Mr. Jones  

    2. say改为speak______

    was very tired when he came back to work, so he      

    3. _to改为from_____

    went to the bed soon after dinner without a word.    

    4. 去掉the______

    Mrs. Jones washed, did some sewing. When she       

    5. did前加and______

    went up to bed much late than her husband she       

    6. _late改为later_____

    found a piece of paper on small table near her    

    7. _on the small_____

    bed. On it were the words. “Mother―Wake me up at 7 a. m. ―Father. ”    

    8. _right_____

    When Mr. Jones wake up the next morning, it was       

    9. wake改为woke ______

    nearly 8 a. m. , and on the small table near

     

    his bed he saw other piece of paper. On it was “Father  

    10. other改为another______

    ------Wake up , it is 7a.m.---mother.”

     

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